Does this mean we use 'You and I' when both are the subjects of a sentence? Example: You and I were playing basketball yesterday, remember?

Which is correct? 1. Let's keep this between you and me. 2. Let's keep this between you and I. Thanks

Hi Kean Thank you for setting my mind at peace (finally). Since I have already named my son (2 months now) Kean, there is no turning back but I have no regrets because the name has stuck and well received so far. People do raise an eye brow due to

Thank you for the prompt reply and information which was very helpful. My family and I live in Malaysia and we have concluded that in this part of the world either one of those spellings will ultimately evoke a mispronunciation. We have reconciled

Thank you for the quick reply. YES, I definitely want to preserve the Irish pronunciation which I believe is Kee-an (as in Key and rhymes with Ian). Maybe your native Irish speaking friends will be able to confirm this. If so, will I be able to

Hello everyone I need help with the pronunciation of the name KEAN. It is of Irish origin and an anglicized form of CIAN. I have looked at different websites and some have suggested the pronunciation KEE-an while others KEEN . Since I intend to